EPTLiquid'Socke then. They could use another toss.
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FrogOfWar
Germany1406 Posts
Liquid'Socke then. They could use another toss. | ||
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Wildmoon
Thailand4189 Posts
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Braric
Canada184 Posts
On June 10 2012 08:24 TheKefka wrote: Maybe the sc2 crowd isn't hyped because they need to watch a dozen of boring games with no storyline the whole day and the LoL crowd is hyped because the two crowd favorites were up against each other,one team from EU one from US and it resulted in pretty much 3 awesome and exciting games and one of them being the best game of the year,did you ever think about that? If you come to watch sc2 tournaments so you can pump your chest about the crowd and the scene and not actually take a objective look at the quality of the games than I advise you to stop watching and wasting your time. Thats why people are mad, we are examining the quality of games and contrasting them to Lol and heavily favoring Starcraft 2. Despite that Lol still has much more popularity mainly due to people wanting everything to be nice, easy and casual. Call it subjective but even from an objective point of view I still cannot appreciate any aspects of League. | ||
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dragonborn
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i love you PuMa. | ||
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EnderCraft
United States1746 Posts
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nightsh
France135 Posts
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Shaddar
675 Posts
On June 10 2012 08:27 Youtakenocandle wrote: Because a LOT of people want to see him play? From a pure business perspective they should show him play. But instead we have one stream showing 2 koreans and another on wait mode for ages now... RAGE. I know but I don't get it, he's so boring to watch | ||
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SCST
Mexico1609 Posts
On June 10 2012 08:26 revel8 wrote: Seriously? Wow. He has an extremely good chance of winning the Group now. I think only Rain can challenge him for that and he has to beat Stephano, Ganzi and JYP to win the Group. Anything less by Rain and Stephano wins the Group. A good chance? If Stephano doesn't win his group hell will freeze over and lightning bolts will shoot from my arse  | ||
Falling
Canada11412 Posts
On June 10 2012 08:23 Braric wrote: Doesn't change the truth man, people switch from SC2 over to Lol specifically because its so much easier to experience success, and theirs a huge social aspect which allows for individuals to shift the blame onto team mates instead of themselves. Call it elitism if you want but I just find it baffling that people can watch such a hollow game as opposed to much better games such as Dota (Way better then Lol by a longshot) and SC. I see your SC2 elitism and raise you BW elitism. Seriously. Don't drag this thread into a SC2 vs LoL debate. | ||
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JujuXG
United States373 Posts
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Bashion
Cook Islands2612 Posts
On June 10 2012 08:26 revel8 wrote: Seriously? Wow. He has an extremely good chance of winning the Group now. I think only Rain can challenge him for that and he has to beat Stephano, Ganzi and JYP to win the Group. Anything less by Rain and Stephano wins the Group. Not the first time Stephano rolls JYP | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On June 10 2012 08:21 Cyanocyst wrote: I don't know if that's it. I just think that were all spoiled by GSL. I really feel like the games we were getting out of Korea were of higher quality. I think it takes higher caliber play to make Sc2 fans excited nowadays. At least that's how it is for me. I haven't seen every game, but the most exciting game by far for me this tournament was Leenock vs Violet game 2. Agree about the GSL, the games have been pretty great lately. I think MLG's problem is they are basically GSL with a weaker player pool over the course of a weekend with a few foreigners mixed in, and very little EU representation other than players on big teams. I'm far more excited for Dreamhack these days just because of all the EU talent that doesn't travel to NA for NA events. Plus their production is amazing for the semis/finals. Weekend tournaments need some flair, the Kespa tournament is great but where has the coverage of the kespa players been up to this point? They need to give someone a camera and follow them around to stream it, people would be interested in that. The lani-cam at IPL4 was one of the more exciting things about the tournament. | ||
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32746 Posts
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AoCViVi
United States57 Posts
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sVnteen
Germany2238 Posts
poor violet | ||
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MCDayC
United Kingdom14464 Posts
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iSunrise
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On June 10 2012 08:27 FrogOfWar wrote: Liquid'Socke then. They could use another toss. ROFL EGSocke, are you even half serious? No way, Socke is aTn for life! | ||
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Arkless
Canada1547 Posts
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Shienryu
Canada163 Posts
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Fionn
United States23455 Posts
On June 10 2012 08:27 PhoenixVoid wrote: I guess the pressure from being in Open Bracket suits Polt better. But hey, because Polt is good in bad situations, he could make a huge comeback in the Championship Bracket. Also, he really could have won his series against Alicia/Stephano. His SCV command mishap in G2 vs. Stephano put him super behind instead of being in a great position, and then he got countered when he went super greedy in G3. He beat Alicia in a long game in G1 of their series, but then lost the next two games to a two base sentry/stalker push and a six gate all-in that countered his cloaked banshee opening. Again, not worried until he loses to JYP. | ||
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